1. Overview Making the transition from early adulthood to middle adulthood can b

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Overview
Making the transition from early adulthood to middle adulthood can be difficult for some people. There are many changes which affect areas in a person’s biology, their psychology, and their social life. During an individual’s personal development, they will experience many different turning points in life. Some good and some bad. These experiences help in development or also may hinder growth.
Instructions
Interview someone who is in the middle adulthood stage or if you are in the middle adulthood stage, answer from your own perspective. Provide answers for the questions below:
What do you see as your greatest challenges during this stage of life?
What are your greatest assets due to being middle aged?
What are your greatest fears during this stage of life?
What advice would you give to a young adult?
Have you established future goals? If so, can you share them?_____________________________________ ___________________________________________________________2.Overview
Many elderly people tend to spend most of their day sitting or lying down. This makes them the most inactive age group. According to activity theory, senior citizens are better adjusted when they are more active and involved in social activities.Instructions
As we get older in late adulthood, it is important for us to remain active in order to stay healthy and independent. Do the following steps to complete this activity
:Step 1Research online to find out the various activities that are available for the elderly in their community to stay active.
Step 2List five activities and discuss the benefits that each may have in the areas of the social, emotional, physical, and cognitive development of late adulthood.
Your answer should be between 300–350 words in length. Provide evidence based on information found in this module or from any other relevant sources. When writing your responses make sure to follow APA (7th ed.) formatting guidelines where appropriate.